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    John deere model 30 bale ejector issues

    It's been a long time since I've had the 336 with the #30 ejector. Is the filter in the tank plugged? Are the belts that drive the pump tight? Those are the two things you need to check before tearing into anything else.
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    John Deere "plow"

    Well, I've gone down the rabbit hole quite a ways, but here we go! This was sold on an Aumann auction and was identified by them as a 200A disk tiller. Note the "produced in Canada" stencil is visible in the same place.
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    John Deere "plow"

    I found these pictures of an old JD disk tiller. Certainly looks to built similarly to the one in the OP's picture. They give a good idea of what all might be missing.
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    John Deere "plow"

    It could be part of an offset disk. I zoomed in and the stencil on the front says "Made in Canada", which makes me think it could also be the remains of a one-way. Not the exact model in the picture I found, but an older version.
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    Literature---New Holland Hay Mowers, Conditioners and Hay Rake Brochures

    Somewhere in my collection I have an ad out of a magazine for that rake. I have to look for it. The late David Bond, local NJ machinery dealer and country music artist, used to refer to the 404 as a 'hay cusser'.
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    Might these be disk plow scrapers?

    Now that I look at them some more, I should have known that.
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    Might these be disk plow scrapers?

    These appeared in my fleabay feed and I know there have been people on here looking for scrapers for various disk plows. I thought maybe it might help someone. Item no. 185236733631 if you want to look. (disclaimer, I have no connection to the listing whatsoever.)
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    John Deere BWA disk

    When it comes to old disk axles (aka arbor bolts), heat and a big impact wrench are your friends.
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    MM Plow

    I can't really see the harrow-like accessories, but there were versions of this available from several manufacturers to put on plows.
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    A brief Papec video (1957)....

    I've heard anecdotes over the years from the now-gone old timers that Papec was one of those shortlines that was often handled by hole-in-the-wall dealers that didn't have one of the big lines. An example here would have been Harmony Hardware in Warren County. Typical old-time hardware store...
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    A brief Papec video (1957)....

    IIRC, Papec and Lundell had a joint venture with the Power-Mate concept.
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    What’s a John Deere 105 Combine Grain Header Worth?

    At an auction 8 years ago, I paid 5 bucks for a 10 foot bat reel for a quick-tatch platform, in that condition.
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    Ever been stopped by the highway patrol for a safety check

    There are many vehicles exempt from the 2-year inspection. https://www.nj.gov/mvc/inspection/exemptinsp.htmNJ Also, MVC inspection stations have nothing to do with things like safety chains, tie-downs, hitches, etc.
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    Last Threshing machine

    Supposedly the last new thresher in North America was made in 1967 by Lobsinger Brothers Ltd in Mildmay, Ontario. I have an old issue of Antique Power that says that, as well as Farm Collector magazine.
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    John Deere KBA Disc Harrow Question

    I guess it depends on your soil. On the home farm or any of the ones within two miles of it, I could spring moldboard plow or chisel plow, then go over with the KBA, then go with the springtooth harrow right before planting. However, when I got some ground about 4 miles south of the home farm...
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